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  Maxxcan 6 years ago

  @Armatus Webpositive ( https://www.haiku-os.org/docs/userguide/en/applications/webpositive.html) is very good and for any problems we have a Qupzilla ( https://qupzilla.com/) too :)

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  Armatus 6 years ago

  no decent browsers supported, default works badly
  but looks great, especialy startup process

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  Maxxcan 6 years ago

  @Sigg3 now I use Haiku (not Haiku OS) for view Moview, ear Music and programming. Browsing too :)

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  Joe 6 years ago

  Ahhh okay. May have to look at the FS.

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  Sigg3 6 years ago

  @Joe It's BeOS-like. The file system is a database, essentially. Very fast. I do think the original BeOS had some legal entanglements.

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  Joe 6 years ago

  Isn't that BeOS clone? Or is it what BeOS became?

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  Sigg3 6 years ago

  I used Haiku OS as a quick and dirty "email and browsing" system on a separate partition on my old laptop. Unfortunately, I couldn't use it for much else, since there are few apps. It's very fast though.

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